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TOCs in articles?
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- Subject: TOCs in articles?
- From: Dan York <>
- Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2000 07:59:14 -0400
- Organization: Linuxcare
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Folks,
Okay, now I'm confused. I'm using the template that Stein provided
and working on a HOWTO. I have no problem coding the DocBook... I've
been using SGML and HTML since the early 1990s. My challenge is this -
how do I get the nice table of contents to be at the beginning?
When I used <book>... </book> as the overrall element, I simply put
a <toc></toc> at the point where I wanted the TOC and it was very nicely
generated.
However, the template - and another HOWTO I submitted changes for (NIS) -
both use <article>... </article> as the overall element. There appears
to be no way to generate a TOC for this type of document. Is that
correct?
Am I missing something? Or is it the style of all new HOWTOs to *NOT*
have a TOC at the beginning?
Thanks in advance.
Puzzled,
Dan
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